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Click here to subscribeA German Third Reich SA Dagger, the 22cm steel blade faintly etched Alles fur Deutschland and with maker's mark for Hugo Koller, Solingen, the nickel plated hilt with Gau mark NNrh for Niederrhein, the wood grip inset with badges of eagle and swastika and SA, the brown enamelled steel scabbard with nickel mounts and single suspender ring. Heavy orange rust pitting to blade and scabbard. Small chip to base of grip to the back. Wood faded.
A German Third Reich SA Dagger, circa 1933-1935, the 22cm steel blade etched Alles fur Deutschland and with maker's mark for Ernst Pack & Sohne, Solingen, the nickel hilt with Gau mark to the crossguard Nm for Nordmark, the wood grip inset with eagle and swastika and SA badges, the brown enamelled steel scabbard with nickel mounts, lacks suspender ring, 37cm. Nicks to edge of blade, with fine rust pitting. Grip with splits and two chips. Enamel of scabbard is crizzled and has rust pitting. Suspender ring is missing.
A German Third Reich NSKK Dagger, the 22cm unmarked plated steel blade etched Alles fur Deutschland, the nickel plated hilt with wood grip inset with eagle and swastika and SA badges, the black enamelled scabbard with nickel plated mounts and leather strap, 37cm Footnote:- Brought back from the war by the vendor's uncle, 14584683 Sergeant William Leslie Bradwell, a sniper with the Royal Scots Fusiliers. Blade is a little uneven on one side as though a nick has been ground out. Some discolouration to the grip. the enamel on the scabbard is worn, there is a small dent to one side, the chape is missing one of the screws
A German Third Reich DRK EM's Hewer, the 27cm saw back steel blade with squared off tip, the ricasso marked GES. GESCHUTZ, the plated white metal hilt with chequered black plastic grip scales, with black enamelled steel scabbard, 41.5cm Footnote:- Brought back from the war by the vendor's uncle, 14584683 Sergeant William Leslie Bradwell, a sniper with the Royal Scots Fusiliers. Blade is in good condition. The plating on the hilt and scabbard mounts is flaking and corroded, the enamelling is very worn.
A German Third Reich Fireman's Parade Dagger, the 24.5cm single edge steel blade stamped SOLINGEN at the ricasso, the plated white metal hilt with recurving crossguard, chequered black plastic grip scales and with black enamelled scabbard; a German Third Reich Trench Knife, the 17cm steel blade double edged for the last 9cm, the ricasso faintly stamped with an eagle over 6, one side of the two piece wood grip carved with seven notches, with associated black enamelled scabbard (2) Footnote:- Brought back from the war by the vendor's uncle, 14584683 Sergeant William Leslie Bradwell, a sniper with the Royal Scots Fusiliers
A Second World War Japanese Katana, with 68cm steel blade, unsigned tang, iron tsuba cast with prunus blossom the braid bound same hilt with bronze menuki cast as two puppies, with leather jungle scabbard (af) Footnote:- brought back from Burma. Orange rust pitting to the blade and tang. Very dirty condition with cracked and dried out leather scabbard.
A Continental 1817/1869 Infantry Hanger, the plain 67cm single edge curved fullered steel blade with crowned GD inspector's marks at the ricasso, the brass stirrup hilt with downswept quillon, ribbed grip and peened pommel nut, the knuckle guard stamped with further inspector's marks, with brass mounted leather scabbard, 81cmBlack patching and pitting to the blade, small nicks to the edge towards the tip. Leather scabbard is perished with flaking and cracking to the surface, seam lacks stitching, locket is loose and chape is missing.
A George V Royal Artillery Officer's Sword, the 89cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with coat of arms and Royal Artillery badge, by J R Gaunt & Son Ltd., late Edward Thurkill, London & Birmingham, with Proved poincon, the steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip and with leather service scabbard and frog, 106.5cm. Some black patching and pitting to blade and hilt. Damage to the chape of the scabbard.
A US Civil War Model 1840 Musician's Sword, the 71.5cm single edge fullered steel blade stamped on one side of the ricasso with maker's mark for Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee, Mass., the opposing side stamped U.S./A.H.C./1862, the brass stirrup hilt with rounded quillon to the crossguard, ribbed grip made to simulate wire binding, with baluster pommel, the brass mounted leather scabbard with later leather frog, 89cm. Minor black patches to blade, wear to maker's mark, some creasing to leather scabbard, small dent to chape, later frog.
Two French Model 1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonets, one with back edge indistinctly engraved with manufacturer's name, the crossguard stamped H 83508, the steel scabbard stamped K 56704, the other engraved Tulle 1872, the crossguard stamped RS 5195, lacks scabbard; a French Model 1886/93/16 Lebel Bayonet, with steel scabbard (3). 1 - black patching to blade, pitting to associated scabbard. 2 - Signs of resharpening to blade, lacks scabbard. 3 - Scratching and wear to hilt. Deep pitting to scabbard.
Five Various Bayonets:- a Finnish M1927 Mosin Nagant bayonet by Hackman & Co., with fluted steel scabbard and leather frog; an Italian M1891 Carcano bayonet, with fluted steel scabbard; a Spanish Mauser M1941 Bolo bayonet, lacks scabbard; an Israeli M1949 bayonet, lacks scabbard; an Argentine Model 1871 Mauser bayonet with brass grip, the blade stamped Weyersberg, Germany, lacks scabbard (5)
A Portuguese M1886 Kropatscheck Rifle Bayonet, the steel crossguard stamped U334, the steel scabbard stamped B32Z; two Swedish M1896 Mauser Bayonets, each with conical locking stud and steel bayonet, one with leather frog (3). All bayonets are stamped with differing numbers to the scabbards.
A Canadian M1910 Ross Rifle Bayonet, with sharpened blade, the pommel stamped ROSS RIFLE CO, QUEBEC, PATENTED 1907, with stitched leather scabbard and frog; two US M1917 Bayonets, by Remington, each stamped at the ricasso with a flaming grenade/U.S. and with eagle's head, one numbered 12, the other 20, with steel mounted leather scabbards (3)
A German M1898 Sword Bayonet, the quill-back blade stamped Simson& Co., Suhl, with steel mounted leather scabbard; a German M1871/84 Bayonet, the crossguard stamped 1238, lacks scabbard; a Swiss M1918 Schmidt-Rubin Bayonet, the blade stamped Waffenfabrik Neuhausen, the steel scabbard with leather strap (3)
A German Third Reich M84/98 Bayonet, the blade stamped at the ricasso E u F Horster, 6995, with waffenamt markings to the pommel with diagonally ribbed plastic grip scales and steel scabbard with marks matching the blade, with leather scabbard; a German Third Reich M84/98 Bayonet, the blade stamped CARL EICKHORN 6054 to the ricasso, the pommel with waffenamt markings, the steel scabbard with indistinct markings, with leather frog (2). 1 - Some fine rust pitting to scabbard, generally good condition. 2 - pitting to blade, hilt and scabbard.
A George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 83cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with the royal cypher, coat of arms, foliate strapwork and with original owner's name E G HAWKSWELL, the nickel plated hilt pierced with the royal cypher and with wire bound fishskin grip, lacks scabbard, 100cm . Black patching to areas of the blade. Pitted patch to guard. Lacks scabbard
A Second World War Fighting Knife, with 14.5cm clip point steel blade, bleached beech grip scales and black enamelled steel scabbard with flat elongated belt loop, 27cm; a British Enfield No.5 Mk1 Knife Bayonet, the blade stamped W.S.C., lacks scabbard; Militaria, including two pre-1953 gilt brass and white metal cap badges and two shoulder titles to the 7th Queen's Own Hussars, six Second World War cloth insignia to the 7th Armoured Division x 2, 51st (Highland) Division x3, and 2nd Polish Corps in silver thread on red x1, a medal ribbon bar, two brass shell cases and two First Aid items (17), also with some research material Footnote:- formerly the property of 14569354 Spr. Ellis Brook who served with various regiments during and after the war. He was wounded whilst serving with the Cameron Highlanders in Western Europe. 1 - two nicks to blade edge, blade and grip has been cleaned off. 2 - black patching to blade, lacks scabbard.
A Victorian Small Sword, the 55cm fullered steel blade with rounded tip, the brass crossguard now upside down, with wrythen fluted wood grip and brass crown pommel, lacks scabbard, altered; an Austrian Climber's Ice Axe, the nickel plated steel head stamped Stubai, with elm haft; also, four fencing foil blades, another cut-down example with wood grip and a reproduction sword. (8)
A British 1885 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the 87cm single edge fullered steel blade with various inspector's marks, maker's mark for Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie, Solingen, the steel bowl hilt with chequered black leather grip scales, the steel scabbard with two fixed suspension rings, 104cm; a Victorian 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, by Sanderson Bros. & Newbould Ld, Sheffield, the nickel plated hilt with wire bound fishskin grip, with leather service scabbard, 102cm (2). 1 - Four patches of orange rust pitting to blade. Orange rust pitting to hilt and scabbard 2 - Orange rust pitting to blade, pitting to hilt, leather scabbard is shabby.
A French M1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with St Etienne T section steel blade, the steel crossguard and scabbard stamped with differing numbers; a Nepalese Kukri, with nickel bolster, the wood grip with silver coloured metal bands and pommel cap, with leather scabbard and frog and two sharpening knives; also, two Indian kukris with horn grips, an Indian dagger, two replica swords and a reproduction copper curved hunting horn (8). Rust pitting to crossguard and scabbard of bayonet. The wood grip of the Nepalese kukri has a split which runs under the silver bands which are tarnished, the blade has black patching and no visible marks.The leather scabbard has surface splits and stretching to the stitched seams.
A British 1853 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the 89cm single edge fullered steel blade stamped at the ricasso and back edge with inspector's markings, the steel three bar hilt later chrome plated, the underside of the guard stamped 86 K, with chequered leather grip scales, lacks scabbards; a 19th Century Cherrywood Swordstick, with 55cm plain diamond section steel blade, the haft with nickel and steel ball tipped ferrule, 91cm; a XII Lancers Riding Crop, with nickel pommel embossed with regimental badge, pigskin grip and woven linen bound haft (3). 1 - Black patching to blade. Repairs to rivets on the grip and with some wear and loss of leather. Lacks scabbard. 2 - Black patching to blade 3 - Crop lacks its leather switch tip.
A George V 1827 Pattern Rifle Regiment Sword, the 76.5cm single edge fullered steel blade stamped WILKINSON, LONDON, the steel gothic hilt pierce and engraved with a crowned strung bugle, the leather covered grip lacking its wire binding, with leather service scabbard, 97cm; a French Model 1886 Epee Bayonet, with cruciform blade and nickel hilt, lacks scabbard (2). 1 - Black patching to blade, rust pitting to hilt, loss of leather and wire binding to the grip., minor damage to scabbard. '' - Grey pitting to blade and crossguard.
A French Model 1829 Mounted Artilleryman's Sabre, the 80cm single edge fullered steel blade engraved to the back edge Manuf Rle de Chatellerault Juillet 1846, the brass stirrup hilt with wire bound leather grip, the knuckle bow and crossguard with various markings and numbered 183, the steel scabbard with two suspension rings, 98cm. Black patching to blade. Small patch of leather missing to the grip. Rust pitting to the blade.
A Victorian 1854 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the later 80cm single edge fullered steel blade with War Department markings at the ricasso, the gilt brass gothic hilt pierced and cast with crowned VR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip and with a leather service scabbard, 107cm. Blade is later, with nicks to the edge and rust pitting. Leather scabbard is shabby.
A First World War French M1916 Fighting Knife by Astier-Prodon, Thiers, the 17cm double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge to each side, the ricasso stamped with maker's name and a trefoil leaf, the flat shaped steel crossguard stamped with an acceptance stamp of */B, with solid wood grip and steel scabbard with elongated belt loop, 30cm; a Second World War US M3 Utica Fighting Knife, with 17cm steel blade, the steel scabbard downswept at one side and stamped US/M-3/UTICA, the grip of stacked leather washers, with M8 scabbard and webbing belt loop, 31cm (2) Footnote:- Brought back from the war by the vendor's uncle, 14584683 Sergeant William Leslie Bradwell, a sniper with the Royal Scots Fusiliers. 1 - Blade with a number of small nicks to one edge. the grip has a chip to one side at the pommel, The crossguard and scabbard has minor rust pitting. 2 - Leather washers of grip damaged and seperating, pommel cap missing.
An 18th Century Indian Mughul Katar, the 16.5cm double edge steel blade with reinforced point and finely chiselled with flowering plants, the H shape hilt with a pair of square baluster crossbars, bearing traces of gold koftgari decoration, with a crimson velvet covered scabbard, 36cm. Some orange rust pitting. Scabbard is shabby and lacking mounts.
A 19th Century Indio-Persian Khanjar, the 26cm double edge down-curving steel blade with reinforced upswept tip, inlaid with tigers and elephants in silver, the steel pistol grip hilt with similar inlaid decoration of tendrils and lattice work, with green velvet scabbard, 40cm. Black patching to blade and orange rust pitting to grip, scabbard is shabby
A 19th Century Indio-Persian Khanjar, the 29cm double edge spear point steel blade with reinforced tip, inlaid with tiger, antelope, elephant, horse and buffalo in silver, the waisted steel grip with similar inlaid decoration of foliage, with green velvet scabbard, 40.5cm. Black patching to blade and wear to the decoration on the hilt, scabbard is shabby.
A Javanese Pedang Lurus, the 55.5cm steel blade with sloping back edge for the last 28cm, inlaid with stylised serpents, scorpions and cloud motifs in gilt and silver metal, the hollow brass crossguard, hilt and scabbard embossed with stylised birds and foliage, 72cm. Hilt and scabbard bear traces of silver plating, and in my opinion the base metal is a thin brass. There are delamination marks to the blade, the crossguard is a little wiggly and the scabbard has tiny dents to the plain panels.
A Late 19th Centur Indian Tulwar, with 72cm single edge curved steel blade, the steel hilt with rounded quillons, with disc pommel and leather scabbard; a Similar Later Tulwar, with two part sheet steel hilt and leather scabbard; a Late 19th Century Japanese Wakizashi, with 45cm single edge steel blade, the sectional bone scabbard and hilt carved with figures and with mon stamped copper bands (3). All with rust pitting to metalwork. Japanese wakizashi has some loss to the bone sections.
A 19th Century Chang Horn, made from the horn of a water buffalo, decorated with bands of brass embossed with stylised trefoil leaves, with two suspension rings, 42cm; a Tibetan Small Hunting Knife, with fullered steel blade, bone grip and flower embossed white metal scabbard; a Tibetan Dagger, with horn and white metal baluster grip and leather scabbard; a Tibetan Flint Pouch, of steel and leather; a Tibetan Cow Horn Box and Cover, of cushion form with brass mounts (5)
A 19th Century Indian Pulwar, with 77cm single edge curved steel blade with a narrow fuller, the steel hilt with down-curving crossguard and spear shape langets, reeded baluster grip and dished disc pommel, lacks scabbard, 89cm; a 19th Century Indian Sword Blade, 64cm, with double fuller and double edged for the last 20cm, with a later steel three bar stirrup hilt and red velvet scabbard, a Japanese Wakizashi, with sectional bone hilt and scabbard lightly carved with figures (3). Rust pitting to all blades and fittings.
A 19th Century Indian Pesh Kabz, with 21cm T section steel blade, brass bolster and horn pistol grip hilt, 33cm; a Bhutanese Knife, with 14cm single edge steel blade, panelled horn grip and white metal dragon embossed scabbard; also, a Sudanese dagger with leather grip and scabbard, an Indonesian knife with horn hilt and brass bound wood scabbard, an Indian type dagger with white metal T shape hilt and a Japanese brass paper knife formed as a coiled leaf with fruit (6)
A German Third Reich Tin Case of Eight MG13 Machine Gun Magazines, rectangular, the hinged cover stamped with waffenamt eagle, BSW 1938, with hinged clip fastening, containing eight magazines, each with waffenamt eagle; a German K98 Mauser Bayonet, the blade and hilt with later etched decoration, with steel scabbard (2)
A Regimental Scottish Dirk, 79th Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders with Buckmaster blade, chased with foliage and crowned 79 Highlanders, 11 1/2" ( 29cms) ; ebonised baluster basket weave grip set with gilt brass studs and pommel set with a large semi-precious stone within a gilt brass band in a very attractive brass scabbard with trellis pattern and thistle spray, the shoe also with thistle sprays, two shelves sections, each with a matching small knife or fork, each with a cairngorm pommel, 17 1/2" (45cms). (1)
A fine late 19th Century Scottish Highlanders Dirk, the double fuller blade with one serrated edge (unsigned) 12 1/4" (31cms), the ebonised baluster grip with basket weave design and small metal studs, the pommel with a yellow cairngorm in a leather and brass mounted scabbard chased with thistle sprays and two slots one with a small fork, the other for a knife (missing), 19" (48cms) overall. (1)
A good late 19th Century Scottish Regimental Dress Dirk, by R. & H.B. Kirkwood, Edinburgh,ÿthe boule fuller blade with a serrated edge 12" (30cms), the baluster basket weave ebonised grip with metal studs surmounted with a large crystal cairngorm with leaf cast band, the brass and leather bound scabbard with three thistle moulded brass lockets and set with a matching knife and fork with colourful cairngorms, 18" (46cms) overall. (1)
A 79th Royal Highlanders Scottish Dirk Scabbard, lacking dirk, knife and fork leather and gilt brass case with sprays of flowers, thistles and oak leaves, 14 1/2" (37cms), together with a small Egypt Highlanders Dirk, with basket weave ebonised grip, the blade serrated and edged, in matching scabbard 8 1/4" (21cms), and another similar scabbard, as is. (3)
A very rare Ottoman carved walnut Hunting Dagger, the hilt with lion and snake pommel, the grip with a classical female and a large anchor with scrolling foliage above and below the double edged blade, 9 1/2" (24cms), the conforming scabbard carved with battle trophies and crested with crescent and star, 17" (23.5cms). (1)
A British CavalryÿOfficer's Sword, 1908 pattern, 35" (88cms) blade by Wilkinson Sword Co., London, with engraved and plated steel hilt and wire bound fish skin grip, complete, with leather bound scabbard and frog, 44 1/2" (135cms); together with another similar without scabbard, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London. (2)
A very good Victorian Naval Officer's 1827 pattern Sword,ÿwith double fuller single edged blade 31 1/2" (80cms), gilt hilt 6" (15cms), with lion head pommel and shagreen grip, lion fur back strap and lock action folding side guard; the blade signed E. Walton, High St., Gosport, in leather bound scabbard, also signed on the throat locket, lacking chape and shoe. (1)
Tuam YeomanryÿCavalryÿ A highly important Irish PresentationÿSword,ÿpresented by The Tuam Yeomanry Cavalry, to the Rt. Hon.ble Wm. Earl of Howth, their late Captain as a small token of their esteem and approbation of his Lordships Proper conduct during his command over them July 12th, 1803. The etched gilt and blued curved blade by Jn. Read, Maker, College Green, Dublin, signed on blade and scabbard, the blade with military figures, scrolling foliage, military trophies, armorial crest with motto "Dieu et Mon Droit" the langets in the form of the Irish Crown Harp, the rear single quillion with rosettes, the removable guard with the oval openwork monogram of George III, the curved single edged double fuller blade 32" (81cms); the pommel in the form of a military helmet, on a wire bound ivory grip, the brass scabbard with leather panels and brass suspension rings, lockets and chape, signed and inscribed at the throat locket, 40" (102cms) overall.ÿ Extremely Rare. (1)
A very fine 19th Century Mameluke cross hilted Sabre,( Naval ) the ivory grip with leaf cast brass quillion and double langets, the fine curved blade etched with scrolling foliage a military figure and military trophies, no apparent maker, the blade 30" (76cms), 35 3/4" (91cms) overall, in a velvet bound scabbard with two suspension rings on ornate chape and shoe with military trophies and two lockets cast with soldier on horseback. (1)
A 19th Century brass hilted Mameluke Sabre ( Naval) by H. Anoburger, Rogers & Co., 30 King Street, Covent Garden, London, with single edged curved plain blade, 32" (81cms), the hilt with two part ivory grip and scroll pommel, in original double ring scabbard, part leather bound with brass lockets, and chape, 38" (97cms) overall. (1)
An 1822 pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, Second Half of the 19th Century, the single edge fuller blade by W. Buckmaster & Co., 3 New Burlington St., London, 32" (81cms) etched with scrolling foliage and royal cypher, the Gothic gilt brass hilt with pierced royal cypher on a bound fish skin grip in brass scabbard, 39" (100cms) overall. (1)
A 19th Century English Midshipman'sÿNaval Dirk,ÿ1891 pattern by Gieve, Matthews & Seagrove Ltd., with single edge spear paint blade etched with foliage and royal crest, the brass quillions with acorn terminals, a wire bound snake skin grip with lion head pommel and mouth ring, the brass mounted leather scabbard with the monogram S.G.S.L., the blade 17 1/4" (44cms), 24" (61cms) overall in scabbard. (1)
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